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Old 03-22-2007, 09:15 PM   #1
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today i sprayed out a bunch of doors and all look like glass except a side on one door. i was to close, left it heavy and it was starting to sag. i took a foam roller to it since the paint was still wet but it had already tacked up just enough to make it look like an orange peel. im assuming the fix is to sand it down tommorrow and repaint. any advice or warning?

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Old 03-22-2007, 09:33 PM   #2
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Latex or oil?
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Just scrape em with a 5 and feather out with sanding, will look ok.
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Just scrape em with a 5 and feather out with sanding, will look ok.
I agree with this as well, unless it is a flat panel door. If it has the fake grain then sanding it will be fine.
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its up and down the whole side will that still work?
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six panel door
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Shouldn't be a problem, use your 5 to hit the highs and smooth it down from there.. latex normally isn't a problem to scrape on a new door.
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excellent as always this site and the painters in it are always there to lend a helping hand thanks guys
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probably won't be able to sand that quickly though. Need to let the paint cure or it will gum up.
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probably won't be able to sand that quickly though. Need to let the paint cure or it will gum up.
or, use some of the green 3m latex sandpaper,,,works great and does'nt load up as fast.
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